Chapter

 1 IV   |        this cryptogram with so small a clue. So I was struggling
 2 VI   |        experiment. He formed a small ball of the metals which
 3 VIII | morning we landed at Korsor, a small town on the west coast of
 4 VIII |      there was no such luck. A small Danish schooner, the Valkyria,
 5 VIII |      that way; I embarked on a small steamer which plies on the
 6 XII  |        very ill-mounted on our small but hardy animals.~Iceland
 7 XII  |        see so tall a man on so small a pony, and as his long
 8 XII  |        passers-by; and on very small provocation we should have
 9 XII  |        the province, at a very small distance from the capital,
10 XII  |  Gardär was. I saw there was a small town of that name on the
11 XIV  |      along the inner edge of a small fiord, inclosed between
12 XIV  |      Government a ridiculously small pittance, and they get from
13 XVI  |   framing a bit of sky of very small circumference, but almost
14 XVIII|   uncle drew from his pocket a small notebook, intended for scientific
15 XVIII|  formed a surface covered with small rounded blisters; crystals
16 XXII |  apparatus, reflected from the small facets of quartz, shot sparkling
17 XXVI |       so badly, and that I had small reason to complain. If our
18 XXX  |     waves, and strewn with the small shells which had been inhabited
19 XXXII|      line. He baited it with a small piece of meat and flung
20 XXXII|       A sturgeon,” I cried; “a small sturgeon.”~The Professor
21 XXXIV|   loose. We come in sight of a small central basin, out of which
22 XLII |    moderately, masticating his small mouthfuls without any noise,
23 XLV  |      on the 31 st of August, a small craft took us to Messina,